A Change of Focus
I’ve admittedly been a bit absent from my blog lately – my summer work schedule has been kicking my butt as usual, and add to that all this crazy new […]
Category Archives: Deep Thoughts
Green(ish) Life: A Few Good Things
Things have been a bit hectic lately…work, visitors, being the mama of an 8-month-old wild-thing who doesn’t sleep…So I’m taking a moment to simply reflect and post a few good […]
Green(ish) Mama: The Need for ME Time
My first Mothers Day was just all right. Not the most wonderful day (in fact, it started off fairly crappy), but I did manage to turn my mood around mid-day […]
Debate vs. Argument: Improving Upon the Silence
I understand that putting my thoughts and opinions “out there” in the world invites the (possibly opposing) thoughts and opinions of others. Totally fine. What bothers me is when opposers refuse […]
Green(ish) Life: Work/Life Balance Drama!
I haven’t had a good ol’ fashioned RANT here on the blog recently…but it’s not good to hold things in (“don’t act out, don’t repress), so here it goes: Now, […]
A Letter to My Son: I Will Always See You
This is a post I’ve been thinking about writing for a while – an open letter to baby James promising that I will always try to do right by him. […]
Big (Green) Deal: What the Frack?
Fracking is a hot topic of discussion ’round these parts, with Gov. Cuomo yet to make a decision on whether to allow tapping of the Marcellus Shale. The “hold up” […]
I’d Rather Be Prolific than Perfect by Jason Shen
I’ve only just returned to work and yet am somehow already working on about 5 million very important projects (all due yesterday)! In trying to stay focused and calm, I […]
Deep Thoughts: The Weight of the Past
I recently came upon an interesting article from the NY Times, written by Todd May, “about the unbalanced trajectory of human life.” It’s much to long to paste below (do […]
A New Year: Increasing Empathy
The benefit of having a blog (like a journal), is that you can look back on where you were in the past – physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually…most specifically, on that […]
A Green(ish) Life 